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The teacher is fully to blame for even passing out that trash.
The absolute first failure is square in the education system's lap. A teacher should have not distributed that AND it should have been brought to the attention of the administration of it even being available.
True story - When my son started in a new school (due to my military transfer) he brought home some of his 5th grade books which were OLD....... so old that coal was the primary fuel source for energy! I brought that information to the attention of the school where they cried "poverty" and could not afford updated text books. The situation was remedied that school year.
I guess I am not as surprised by the news report .......... but I am embarrassed by the teacher distributing it.
